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1 Jun 2011
Survey shows growing awareness of human rights in business, but illustrates need for greater clarity - only a third of companies said they measure their human rights impacts
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Apple
A.P. Moller - Maersk Group
AngloGold Ashanti
Associated British Foods
bp
Boeing
Barrick Gold
Chiquita
Google (part of Alphabet)
Lundbeck
Monsanto (part of Bayer)
Maersk (part of A.P. Moller - Maersk)
Nike
News Corporation
Primark (part of Associated British Foods)
Prada
Roche
Shell plc
Southwest Airlines
Equinor (formerly Statoil)
Unilever
Vodafone
Agriculture & livestock
Food & beverage
Clothing & textile
Footwear
Pesticide
Luggage, backpacks & bags
Retail
Toiletries & soap
Media & publishing: General
Mining
Oil, gas & coal
Shipping, ship-building & ship-scrapping
Internet & social media
Technology, telecom & electronics
Aircraft/Airline
Biotechnology
Pharmaceutical
Middle East & No. Africa
Canada
China
Colombia
Denmark
Egypt
Ghana
Malaysia
Nigeria
Russia
United States of America
Deaths
Freedom of Expression
Violence
Rape & sexual abuse
People with Disabilities
Gender Discrimination
Children
Indigenous Peoples
Labour Rights
Security Issues & Conflict Zones
Impact Assessment
Right to Privacy
Protection of Reputation
Supply Chains
Global Reporting Initiative
UN Global Compact
UN Special Representative on business & human rights
Ownership of Property & Possessions
Displacement
Medical discrimination
Other Discrimination
Religious Groups
Clean, Healthy & Sustainable Environment
Personal Health
Company Reporting
CEOs & Company boards
Lawsuits & regulatory action